Fishing Bucket

Hello! I am Fishing Bucket! By using me, Fluxer users can send messages as different profiles, known as proxies. Getting Started Start making a proxy by using the fish!register command! To see how it is used, use fish!help register. To remove a proxy, use fish!remove! Command Structure Arguments: In fish!help, you will see stuff like <proxy id> and [description]. These are called command arguments, and it is used to pass information to the commands. Angle brackets (i.e., <like this>) are required, while square brackets (i.e., [like this]) are optional. IDs: In some commands, you will see arguments that require ID of proxies or groups. IDs are usually hexadecimal numbers written next to the name in some command outputs. They are required to pinpoint what proxies or groups you are targeting, as proxy names aren't unique. Tips: React to a proxied message that you've sent with :x: to delete it! React to a proxied message with :question: to see who was behind that message! You can also use :x: to any command response that you've triggered to delete the response. Invite me, or see the support community by running fish!invite!